Coal Company Promotes Men In Promotions Across Divisions
The Consolidation Coal Company announces June 15 promotions at Elkhorn and adjacent divisions. Gillette becomes president of Elkhorn, Jenkins promoted to assistant manager of Wikham, Fletcher named manager of Millers Creek, and Drennen resigns as Elkhorn manager to join another company.
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Drannen
Stonoga Coml & Coke Company
Big Stone Gap
Virginia
Herove
Wat Concern
Olletie
Dlark
Pennsylvanla
Somerset
Jonner Mines
Elkhorn
Loulaville & Nashville
McRoberia
Kentucky
Millers Creek
Pletcher
West Virgina
Parrmont
Pennsylvania
Jenkns
Frostburg
Maryland
Jenkins
Millora
Cumberland Mountains
Fleming ton Ledger May 8 local briefs and social notes
John Walter of Grafton visited Flemington on Tuesday. Marta Batley Nora Surrey visited friends in Clarksburg. Fred Roach and John Joss were business visitors in Grafton. Jonah Currey and Cra Singer bought new automobiles. Mrs Sevanage and daughter Mary aided by Miss Martin Rector of Pruntytown hosted guests. Rollo Haddox married at the Grat ton parsonage officiated by Rev Ws Water. Flowing Wiggs moves to J T Johnson property. Dr Wil Davison of Parkersburg was a business visitor.
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Klemington
John Walter
Grafton
Marta Batley
Nora
Surrey
Clarksburg
Fred Roach
Jonah Currey
Cra Singer
John Joss
John Bailey
John Sevanage
Mary
Martin Rector
Pruntytown
Mrackett Way
Grafton Weanewday
Stove Road
Car Gratton Park
Rollo Haddox
Flemington
Gravieen
Gratton
Ws Water
Wiggs
J.T. Johnson
Wil Davison
Parkersburg
Powdered Medicinal Spring LAX-CRIC Promises Quick Relief
A revived discovery yields LAX-CRIC powder claiming to combine benefits of Bus Tope medicinal springs. Advertised as a versatile laxative for uric acid, gout, rheumatism, kidney issues, jaundice, constipation, and more. Trial 10¢ bottles available at Wells and Hasmaker Co. Angle lin Pharmacy and Parrell's Drug Store.
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Bus Tope
Wells and Hasmaker Co
Anglelin Pharmacy
Stona
Mercar
Parreil
Fightng Charged in Traders Alley Brawl
Five men were arrested in Traders Alley near Mount and Sandy after a clash in which ten weapons were used. They were bound over to appear before Mayor Will H. Cole in Police Court, with one defendant missing due to absence. the incident followed by Officer Joyce. No serious injuries reported.
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Mount
Sandy
Will H. Cole
TNS Nen
Joyceh
BOL Tournament Opens Season At Clarksburg Country Club
The first handicap golf tournament of the season will be held at 1 30 Saturday afternoon at the Inka on the Clarksburg Country Club grounds southwest of the city. Club members and golfers should be on time for a prompt 1 30 start. J B Hart, who finished second at Fairmont recently, is favored but faces a strong field of expert players.
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Clarksburg Country Club
Weston Car
J. B. Hart
Fairmont
Local delegates to Indianapolis for sweepstakes races
Ten attendees including Will H. Cole B A Mann Frank Grover W L Umburn Rock Bell and Harry Holendyke depart tonight for Indianapolis to witness the International sweepstakes races on Saturday. In the city Mr Umburn plans to buy a six passenger Cole touring car for the return drive to this city via Cincinnati and Zanesville arriving next Tuesday.
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Will H. Cole
B.A. Mann
Frank Grover
W. L. Umburn
Rock Bell
Harry Holendyke
Indianapolis
Roads See Wide Citizen Turnout In County Work
Regular county crews plus volunteers led by Will Gaylord Howard Cunningham and Joseph Stealey to repair roads from West Milford road to the country club grounds. Citizens of Northview and Brown Oaks joined in large numbers, aiding with county grading machines and horse teams donated by local wholesale houses and businesses. Sardis district also mobilized two to three large crews, with about thirty citizens in one area and another large group on Catfish Creek.
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Will Gaylord
Howard 1
Cunningham
Joseph
Stealey
West Milford Road
Country Club
Northview
Brown Oaks
Sardis
Miso
Hale Lectures in Carnegie Hall Prompts West Virginia Tour
Mrs Beatrice Forbes Robertson Hale spoke to a large Pittsburgh audience at Carnegie Hall last night. Her West Virginia tour opens at Clarksburg Monday night June 1 at the Masonic Temple with a 35 cent admission to the Meanonic Temple event.
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Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale
Carnegie Hall
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Clarksburg
Masonic Temple
Deported After Chooses Move Over Jail in Police Court
Henry Davis faced a disorderly conduct charge in police court after neighbors reported his behavior. He was arrested last night at his home by Officers Whyte and Shope, and received a ten day jail option or relocation to another climate. Officer Gill was tasked with carrying out the move if chosen.
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Henry ‘Davis
Oharga
Bie
Whyte
Shope
Thomas P. Gill
Train jumps track near Bidily concrete works
A locomotive and coal cars derailed near the West End by the Bidily concrete works on Wednesday. One train from Grafton to ? was set back to recover. repairs underway and services disrupted.
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Grafton
We Can Say to You Look at the Lotier Records in Tests
The text urges sustained effort and talks with Losiert owners about days of supreme tests spanning years. It emphasizes that true value remains a constant consideration of price regardless of buyer wealth.
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Mont Nitest
Losier
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